To: djgpp AT delorie DOT com
Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 03:04:11  0000
From: "Nimrod Alonzo Abing" <synflood AT eudoramail DOT com>
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Make sure you compile your C++ sources with stabs. Go to Options|Compilers|Debugging menu option. Make sure to enable "-gstabs+" in the debugging flags window. Rebuild *all* your sources with this option. This should allow you to trace through structs, classes, and inline functions. 

oOOo Synflod oOOo

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On Sun, 14 Nov 1999 15:51:11   Adam Schrotenboer wrote:
>Another q for you, it looks like you're trying to use a struct in order
>to do a class. To be perfectly honest, I know little to nothing about
>classes, but that doesn't look right at all.
>
>Can anybody clear this up?? Is a struct necessary in this case??
>
>Regis DUPUY wrote:
>
>> Hi
>> The little program below wich is a c++ example for struct compile
>> and run but I can't trace it with F7 (rhide debugger)
>> it jumps over the first line  :  point a,b;
>> then it trace back ,then it stay at the same place and it ends
>> is it impossible to debug C++ program with rhide if those programs
>> have struct definitions ?
>>
>>  #include <iostream.h>
>>  struct point
>>
>>    int x;
>>    int y;
>>    void initialise(int,int);
>>    void deplace(int,int);
>>    void affiche();
>>  };
>>  void point::initialise(int abs,int ord)
>>  {x=abs;y=ord;}
>>  void point::deplace(int dx,int dy)
>>  {x+=dx;y+=dy;}
>>  void point::affiche()
>>  {cout <<"je suis en "<<x<<" "<<y<<"\n";}
>>  int main()
>>
>>    point a,b;
>>    a.initialise(5,2);
>>    a.affiche();
>>    a.deplace(-2,4);
>>    a.affiche();
>>    b.initialise(1,-1);
>>    b.affiche();
>>    return 0;
>>  }
>
>


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